1970 cuda 383 #'s matching

[ov_cuda_vo]

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4757084550.html

[anlauto]

A little on the high side

[4 speed fish]

What do these people think they have? The car needs 30 to 40k worth of parts and body work just to be a decent driver.I an sure a 383 auto is worth over 50k.I always tell these guys to restore it and I will give them fair market value for the car.Most of them have the same line.If I don't sell it I will restore it.If the car was a 4 speed I would not paid more than 8 to 10.

[dfrazz]

I an sure a 383 auto is worth over 50k.

   Except a 383 auto is NOT worth $50K, maybe a typo?

['Cuda Hunter]

It's priced for quick sell. 

This is a 383 automatic numbers matching California car. Have build sheet. Registration card from 1970. Pink slip. Lots of original parts glass, door panels, radio ex. new deck lid. Serious inquiries only if you don't no what the car is it's not for you. Price is obo priced for quick sell call 928-719-1953

he doesn't even tell us if it's a bs , bh, or bp car.    I know what the car is, and it's still not for me.  Over priced by how much??  That's a 4K car right now.  Maybe.

[4Cruizn]

Must of lived really close to the ocean with all the rust??   

['Cuda Hunter]

I was not trying to be a jerk.  As I read it I kind of look like a jerk.

Is this car yours ov cuda vo ??   Wasn't trying to insult you or anyone else with my opinion.

[HP_Cuda]

Surprise!!!

http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1970/Plymouth/Cuda/2-Door-Hardtop-383/Values

  Except a 383 auto is NOT worth $50K, maybe a typo?

[4 speed fish]

I was joking when I said a 383 auto is worth 50k.

[dfrazz]

Surprise!!!

http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1970/Plymouth/Cuda/2-Door-Hardtop-383/Values

$58k "high retail" which to me means a #1 car, in that case would cost a lot more than $50k to restore this car to a perfect car condition (it looks to need A LOT of body work).  $38k "average retail" is more in line from what I've seen really nice #2 or high #3 383 auto cars actually sell for, not just the asking price.  Either way you will have $10k purchase + $50-60k to restore it so you are underwater even if you can sell it for "high retail".   

[ov_cuda_vo]

No, not my car

[HP_Cuda]

You are absolutely correct this car will take more than it's worth to resell to bring back. But hey some folks don't care about the $$$ because I see all sorts of autos that have had 100-200k spent on them to only sell them for 75-80k years later.

Even with NADA and other guides it seems no one is paying these prices and I am starting to see a trend.

It's 52k to 78k as NADA sees it if you look at the total price not the top level price stated.

[dfrazz]

You are absolutely correct this car will take more than it's worth to resell to bring back. But hey some folks don't care about the $$$ because I see all sorts of autos that have had 100-200k spent on them to only sell them for 75-80k years later.

Even with NADA and other guides it seems no one is paying these prices and I am starting to see a trend.

It's 52k to 78k as NADA sees it if you look at the total price not the top level price stated.

   I'm not in the biz to restore and flip cars, and really do not understand how anyone makes money doing that without seriously cutting corners.